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Why do ops managers get moved around so frequently

By the time they learn about the plant they moved to another site. This seams like a high risk strategy. What are the real reasons?

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Not working well. Numbers don’t lie. And our refining numbers stink. We need new perspective from the outside. Refining leadership is just more of the same, with a gentler approach.

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Post ID: @2pcf+1uUNDjyJ

We need a different one here in Borger.
We’d take anybody.

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Post ID: @2msm+1uUNDjyJ

So their bad choice sc--w ups don’t come to fruition before the next cycle

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Post ID: @2gkm+1uUNDjyJ

He went from "pushes people to do better" to "borderline abusive" a long time ago. We lost a BTL, an AS, and how many STLs and engineers because of him?

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Post ID: @1bap+1uUNDjyJ

He pushes his team to be better and holds people accountable. Real terrible guy.

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Post ID: @1lup+1uUNDjyJ

From another site — what’s wrong with the Billings ops manager?

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Post ID: @1vrl+1uUNDjyJ

If only they could move Billings ops manager sooner rather than later.

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Post ID: @1wuu+1uUNDjyJ

It’s called grooming to be a plant Manager. Don’t want to promote within site, so they don’t create a Buddy system. Move to a new site with fresh Eyes!!!
It’s a good thing.
Only downside is for workers at a site that don’t want to relocate. So they will never be Ops Managers. So sometimes you have so so options

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Post ID: @1dxw+1uUNDjyJ

Who’s moving now?

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